Hot stage microscopy systems

Hot-stage microscopy is a powerful method which is widely used to visually examine all kinds of thermal transitions when the sample is heated or cooled.

Observe your sample while it is heated or cooled – and understand better the physics of a transition

The heart of all hot-stage systems is the furnace with a heating element beneath and above the sample, which guarantees outstanding temperature uniformity in the sample.

One Click™ and unsurpassed ergonomics –

easy to understand, simple to operate

Heating above and below the sample –

reliable results thanks to outstanding temperature homogeneity

Real DSC (HS84) –

facilitates temperature control, observation, and measuring of a DSC curve

 

Products and Specs

 

Temperature range

With optional cooling

Heating rate

Light aperture

Measuring sensor type

HS82 hot-stage system

RT ... 375 °C

-90 °C ... 375 °C

0.1 ... 20 K/min

2 mm

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HS84 DSC hot-stage system

RT ... 375 °C

0.1 ... 20 K/min

2 mm

DSC ceramic sensor, 56 thermocouples

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